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Thank you
This does the job "Govind" wrote: Hi, You can use this formula, if you just want the count =COUNT(A2:OFFSET(A1,1,MATCH(BG3,1:1,0)-1)) where A2 is the first cell with data and A1 is the first week (1). However, if you want to sum the data from week 1 to the value in cell BG3, then use =SUM(A2:OFFSET(A1,1,MATCH(BG3,1:1,0)-1)) Regards Govind. AAMIFC wrote: I have tried this and it works fine - to add a little more to this can I use a number in a cell as the criteria? Eg. Row 1 has the weeks of the year 1 to 52 Row 2 the data Cell BG3 = 30 (current week) Is there a way to use BG3 to tell the SumIf function to count the values from week 1 to 30? "Govind" wrote: Hi, Use SUMIF. =SUMIF(DATE RANGE, CRITERIA, SUM RANGE) Govind. AAMIFC wrote: I have used Conditional sums before and have been able to sum columns. I have now been assigned some new work and the format of the sheet is that I need to sum the results by row. A simple answer is to transpose the sheet - which is not really an option as it is used by many users how know the format. Is there any way to sum the contents of a row using a condition? Thanks |
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